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And none of them got up half way through which is highly unusual.
I am struggling with photographing then successfully, they all seem to end a bit more grey than they where, any hints and tips (I have fiddled with the exposure, contrast, lights, blacks, vibrancy, also they look better on the camera screen than then do
Yesterday I had lunch in the courtyard at J&A Cafe in Old Street. I had a very tasty quiche and salad followed by a pint of Meantime beer. There was a friendly dog waiting patiently with two woman at another table.
Holy Carp, these are ooooolllllld...
This was from the days when I drew Susie as she appeared in her original short subject Disney cartoon. As I drew Miss Little and Blue more and more often, I began to play around with the idea of anthromorphing her even further...to the point where she was almost human, but still retained her essential automotive features.
Using my filmstrip - like visual thinking process to hash it out, I mentally merged a picture of a grizzly bear in a rearing pose with Susie's physical features and bodywork....a grizzly bear is the first animal I thought to base her new human - like design off of bcuz grizzly bears are often associated with hugging, love, protectiveness, guardianship; just many positive things.
After my new concept of the little car took root and I began to run with it, the design I had in mind still had some tweaking to undergo, but my purpose has always remained the same - to remove more of the barriers that separate anthromorphed Cars from us human beings.
So, that's a brief history of how Susie's design evolved for me....altho, I'm now afraid that I've lost the knack for drawing her in the traditional Bill Peet/Disney style. I've tried to revert to that style once years ago with limited success. I suppose once she achieved such a high degree of anthropomorphism (as was automotively possible) there was no going back. And that was as much her decision as it was mine.
~ Lil' Pink Coupe
Public Domain Book:New illustration of the sexual system of Carolus von Linnaeus ?and the temple of Flora, or garden of nature.
by Thornton, Robert John,
Published 1807
rough animation, production pencil drawing of "LITTLE JOHN" the big, lovable bear, from WALT DISNEY'S 1973 animated feature film, "ROBIN HOOD".
Here we see Little John in disguise as 'Sir Reginald Duke of Chutney'. He tries to conceal his identity from the vain and arrogant Prince John by cleverly wearing a moustache, Elizabethan collar, wig, feathered hat and, of course, a monocle.
This wonderful piece of Disney animation history measures 12-1/2" x 15-1/2" and is drawn on 3 peg-hole Disney animation paper stock. Middle hole has the beige Disney peg-hole reinforcement tab which was used in 'the old days'. Drawing #83 indicated in pencil in lower right corner. The drawing image of Little John is quite large measuring 9-1/2" tall and positioned center.
Media: Pencil
Size: 8 x 12
Owls are one of my favorite animals. The assignment this started out as was just to doodle, and turn those doodles into something. I was just doodling the eyes and beak and it reminded me of an owl. I'm a very detailed artist when I draw so i payed attention to little lines to make it more realistic. I really like the whimsical factor of this.
I found this eye catching wall painting whilst out walking the dog.
I thought that the waving character was very uplifting as it appears to be saying "Hello".
"Camisetas Zorro"
"Fox T-shirts"
Camisetas hechas por Frigo Fingers con dibujo de Higi Vandis.
Camiseta blanca seriegrafiadas un poco ancha, larga y manga remangada, en tamaños S, M y L.
Sólo para chicas!
Frigo finger´s t-shirts with a Higi vandi´s drawing.
Silkscreen pinted white t-shirt a little bit wide, long and with roll up sleeves. Sizes S, M and L.
Only for girls!